Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-18
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John Wilson, OF Red Bluff, California,
Blows Ont Els Brains.
POLITICAL SPECULATION REGARDING
BLAINE AND SHERMAN.
Hailstonss. Weighing a Pound Each.
Kill Laborers and Cattle.
the PUBLIC TO Be EXCLUDED FROM THE
TRIAL or scHNAEBLEs.
More Talk in Reference to
Cleveland and Carlisle.
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A Strang Suicide.
RED BLUFE, June 15.-John Wilson,
son Of Hon. Henry e. Wilson, shot
himself through the head last evening.
He was driven in q hack to his fathers
house in the outskirts of town by c..
Fortier, who was told to wait for him
until he came out. Wilson went into
the house, got a pistol, came out and
sent a bullet through his brain in the
presence of Fortier. Wilson was a
young man with the brightest prospects.
He had Just disposed of his land in
terests in this county and stated his
intentions of going to Arizona to-day
where he was largely interested in
mines. He was handsome, popular
| and rich, and his rash act has greatly
| shocked the community. His aged
father and mother are terribly
| stricken by the blow. No cause is
| assigned for the act. The time for the
funeral has not been set. Young Will
son was defeated for the Office OF
| Sheriff at the last election.
nhbhmo anu ShcHhaAWA
New YORK, June 15.-In an inter-
view concerning the presidential out
look ex-Speaker Kiefer, of Ohio, said
to-day: "Blaine's true reason for go
ing to Europe is to recuperate his
health, which there can be no doubt,
is in a very precarious condition. SEN
ator Sherman, | think, will secure the
Republican nomination for the presi-
dency. He will have solid delegations
from Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Wis
consin, and the West generally is
STRONG for him. Sherman can carry
New York; I do not think Blaine
can"
To Watch the Railroads.
CINCINNATI, June ia conven-
ton of the river and lake transporta-
ton men is being held here for the
purpose Of forming a permanent or
ganization Of steamboat owners to
resist the enroachment of railroads,
and to appoint a general superinten-
dent of steamboat interests, whose
duty it shall be to take cognizance OF
any complaints or violations of the
Interstate Commerce law by railroads
by discriminating in rates.
Northwestern Indians.
OTTAWA, June 15.-Northwest Ter
ritory officials and settlers are reported
as believing that there is no founda-
ton for the rumors Of uneasiness
among the half-breeds and Indians.
Lieutenant Governor Dewdney has
sent a long dispatch concerning the re-
cent murders, and denying that there
is any for the sensational re
ports to which they have given rise.
Deadly HailstOnes.
PHILIPoPPoLLs, June 15.-Hailstones,
strangely-shaped and pointed and
weighing over one pound each, re-
Gently fell in the districts of Altos and
Carnabat, between Adrianople and
Shumla, on the south slope of the
Balkan Mountains. In East Roumelia
hailstones DESTROYED the harvests
killed many laborers and cattle in the
fields and pierced the roofs of houses
like bullets.
Cleveland and Carlisle.
New YORK, June 15.-The Mail and
Express Washington special says
The unanimous opinion of score OF
Southern political leaders now in
town is that Cleveland will get every
delegate from the South for a renom-
ination. They do not mention any
other name, but there is a positive
sentiment in favor of Carlisle for the
second place.
Russia Scores q Point.
BELGRADE, June 15.-M. Ristice,
the new Premier of Servia, is a man of
strong pro-Russian sympathies, and
his elevation is considered as a check
to Austria and a gain for Russia in the
Balkans.
Killed by MOoniighters.
DUBLIN, June ia farm servant
named Hurley was shot and killed
last night by Moonlighters, near
Tralee, County Kerry. Eleven bull
lets pierced his body.
Treason Trials.
BERLIN, June 15.-The Attorney
General of the Empire proposes to ex-
clude the public from the treason
trials involving M. Schnaebeles, which
will begin on Monday.